I WORK IN FAST FOOD. DOESNT MAKE ME YOUR BITCH

If you have ever considered robbing or even having an altercation with anybody that works for Dominos Pizza or McDonalds you should probably think twice about it. These workers definitely know how to defend themselves. A Pizza Hut delivery driver was on a routine delivery when he suspected that something was not right. When he went to knock on the door of the house that had called for a pizza no one answered the door. He started to go back to his car growing suspicious and then noticed two men coming from behind his vehicle. Long story short the men attempted to rob the delivery and he pulled a gun on the men. The delivery driver did nothing wrong by trying to protect himself and wasn’t even charged. Now a similar story involves a McDonald’s cashier that was attacked by two customers after he questioned a fifty dollar bill that one of them handed him. The cashier was slapped and chased behind the counter of towards the kitchen where he recovered a metal object and started swinging at the customer with it. One woman suffered lacerations to the face and head while one woman suffered a fractured skull and a broken arm. The whole thing was captured on cell phone including the cashier being chased by the women. Well both of these stories are similar in more than one way.  Both of the victims were not charged with anything. The McDonalds cashier was indicted after the jury saw that he was only defending himself. Now the messed up part of the Domino delivery driver’s story is that he was fired for going against company policy. This sends a bad image on Dominos end. They fire one of their employees because he defended himself against being robbed and possibly even murdered. What makes this story even better is that the two suspects weren’t even injured in this situation. Now with the McDonalds cashier, this employee was physically attacked by two women who are facing charges for disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing.  He clearly had reason to attack the women back and defend himself. Even though it has not been said yet that the employee has been fired, he may face termination if he too “violated company policy”. Incidents like this almost make it seem like its ok for people to commit crime and possibly get away with it. I guess the good thing is that both of the victims in these stories weren’t charged with anything.